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View of Crater Lake, Showing the Phantom Ship 

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THE STATE OF OREGON, "The Summer Play- 
ground of America," has teen rightfully named, as 
it offers more to the tourist and nature lover in the way 
of climate and scenic wonders than any other State in 
the Union. ^ In presenting this booklet, it is our desire 
to have our friends become better acquainted with a 
number of these "Beauty Spots,' and see if Ave can in- 
terest you to the extent of spending your summers in 
Oregon and enjoying its beauties with us. tj[In the 
Lobby of the Multnomah Hotel we maintain an In- 
formation Bureau, which will furnish at any time, 
information not only pertaining to these scenic spots, 
but to our Highways and Resorts. 



Please address all inquiries to the Multnomah Hotel, Portland, Ore. 



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OUT WHERE THE WEST BEGINS 

By ARTHUR CHAPMAN 

Out where the handclasp's a little stronger, 
Out where the smile dwells a little longer, 

That's where the West begins; 
Out where the sun is a little brighter, 
Where the snows that fall are a trifle whiter, 
Where the bonds of home are a wee bit tighter, 

That's where the West begins. 

Out where the skies are a trifle bluer, 
Out where friendship's a little truer, 

That's where the West begins; 
Out where a fresher breeze is blowing, 
Where there s laughter in every streamlet flowing, 
Where there s more of reaping and less of sowing, 

That's where the West begins. 

Out where the world is in the making, 
Where fewer hearts in despair are aching, 

That's where the West begins; 
Where there s more of singing and less of sighing, 
Where there's more of giving and less of buying, 
And a man makes friends without half trying — 

That's where the West begins. 



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H^HE MULTNOMAH HOTEL, 

-"■- 'Your Western Home," is the 

largest in the Pacific Northwest. 
Located in the heart of the business 
section of Portland. Absolutely fire- 
proof. Operated on the European 
plan only. Beautifully furnished 
sleeping rooms, dining rooms and 
coffee shop. Service and appoint- 
ment is unequaled in every depart- 
ment. Our spacious lobby, banquet 
and convention halls enable us to 
furnish service required for conven- 
tions of any size. Tourists travel- 
ing by automobile may have their 
cars cared for in our own garage, 
which is part of "Multnomah 
Service." 




This map shows the relative location to Portland of the Beauty 

Spots of Oregon, as shown in this booklet, and the 

principal highways leading to them. 



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WAHKEENA FALLS, covers the 

visitor "with mist, as he stops on 
the Columbia River Highway to enjoy 
its beauty. A one and one-quarter 
hour's drive from the Multnomah Ho- 
tel over the Highway, will put you by 
the side of this rushing cataract. This 
wonderful spot will linger forever in 
one's memory. 




"V/f ULTNOMAH FALLS, on the 

Columbia River Highway. The 
foot bridge overlooks the punch howl 
under the 607 foot fall; the lower 
cataract drops 60 feet to the stream 
which passes under the highway hut 
a short distance from the falls. This 
magnificent beauty spot is but 35 miles 
from Portland — one and one-half hour's 
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Klamath Falls at the south; and Bend 
at the east. From Medford the tourist 
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A/FT. PITT. This picture was taken 
from the east shore of Klamath 
Lake. In driving from Klamath Falls 
to Crater Lake National Park, one rides 
along the shores of Klamath Lake for 
twenty miles, with Mt. Pitt always in 
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Southern Oregon is a garden spot in 
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spend weeks seeing -wonders such as 
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Pacific High-way. A new High-way 
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